This is Why the African Economy is Struggling

[@kwamznolan520]

My incoming President 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭 gather here let’s celebrate…🎉🎉🎉

[@samuelkwarteng6991]

NANA KWAME BEDIAKO ❤❤❤FOr President. Please vote number 12

[@thomasarthur4188]

You never disappoint me you are the same yesterday and same as today so you will be tomorrow. Our future president

[@gladyskesse9373]

Our incoming president vote for Nana kwame Bediako number 12 the new force ANIDASO ABA ❤

[@MKOMTV]

When wisdom speak no question

[@emmanuelasantesiaw2251]

❤❤❤ Great Talk Mr. President 🎉

[@nsiahm.clement3777]

On point ☝🏽 We love you Next president of Ghana

[@richardacheampongotuo8781]

Yeah! He's really knowledgeable of the African dilemma.

[@benveecomedy9499]

Freedom u really inspire me .. God bless u

[@JoanNaah-sz2wj]

Hr knows the problem and has the solution..lets all vote for cheddar

[@emmanuelyeboah1030]

Industrialization creates jobs and inspires innovation that boost real wages. Without manufactured goods Africas economy is not going anywhere!

[@MKOMTV]

Africa is rich and not poor

[@AnGeLicPips]

Freedom Jacob Ceaser. The prince of Africa.. P7C's channel is with you

[@TheresahAsamoah-vn2sq]

Our president

[@SelormKudzewlor]

HMMM 😭, my biggest headache is whenever we identify this and we want to create awareness to our people we wrongly uses their language ' (English) very sad 😭😱💔🙉

[@Empowered_byNature]

As Nana Kwame Bediako would say, yesterday’s problems should be seen as tomorrow’s opportunity. In that case, let’s take advantage of the English and French which has made it possible to communicate among African’s so that we will move forward with speed for development. All while maintaining our individual dialects within our communities and countries respectively. The former will foster unity amongst Africans while the later promotes sustainability of our culture.

[@fmoniz5279]

While the young man is speaking of improving the systems in place and the business environment in Africa, the old man is talking about tribe🤦🏽‍♂️,we need to create a new and collective african identity and industrialize to improve our quality of life as a collective, not divide ourselves into our own tribes and do things how our tribes used to do,that’s tribalism ,why would you insist on doing things in a specific way just because its how your tribe is used to do it, even if there’s better ways of doing it,? this old mentality will hold us back as Africans

[@WarynAbi]

Listening to this guy is like watching paint dry!Extremely hollow analysis and elementary in his thinking.He has the mindset of someone working on a production line in a shoe factory.Tried to wait till the end of his speech before making my comment but there was no need,I was right.😮

[@ehghauuk123yesir]

@WarynAbi the fact that your weak mind didn't understand doesn't mean he was talking nonsense tho, get someone to help you interpret, you guys are trying too hard to discredit the guy, he is scaring u like Kakai😂😂😂

[@kenerics7092]

I understand you perfectly because you’re too far from wisdom and intelligence to understand his practical analysis.

[@Maxiqualez]

@@ehghauuk123yesir😂😂😂

[@michaelasamoah2390]

Wasted time listening to this guy...made no sense .lot of nonsense spewed

[@Estherqueen473]

Go and fix your brain, then come back and listen to him again then you will understand him.

[@MistyGh]

It takes someone who has wisdom to understand him

[@epignosisvisual8197]

When wisdom speaks fools cannot understand.

[@codephisher]

Micheal, I know you are either a big beneficiary in the government or a foreign investor. Whenever I see these types of comments on the public media, It does not move me. You are one of those people who don't want Africans to wake up.

[@WarynAbi]

😂my sentiments,exactly.

[@cynthiaannan4133]

Ah! So, is this the English, that @afiaschwazzeneger called bad English? Aww bibini y3 nipa ooo! More vím Freedom!

[@jonasca6439]

Forget that Jon woman